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CONDENSED TEL EG RAMS.
Items OF Late News Hot from tho Wires, for
IL unkty Rendara -

Items Of Late Nows Hot from tho Wires, for
TASTY Readers.
Lake Shore stock paid 8.1S per cent
during the year.
The Central Touring mills, OF Detroit,
were destroyed yesterday by fire. Loss,
$4,000.
Albert Peters was hanged yesterday at
Mariana, Ark, for the murder Of William
johnson in 1856.
A natural gas explosion at Lima, Ohio,
destroyed an oil derrick and killed Gene
O'Neill, pumper.
William Herrig wss lynched yesterday
at st. Francis, Ark, for killing his young
vile and her paramour. :
The Pennsylvania State debt was re-.
duced 81 AIS. .5ll during the year. This
leaves the debt at 81, LOG. .lSO.s5.
No dividend was declared by the Glove
land, Columbus, Cincinnati 4 Indianapo.
lis road: The surplus this year, however,
Is s33S, 300. 1.4ls3'
Jessie Waite, C beautiful young girl OF
Brooklyn, died from the effects of an sbor.
ton last night. Pulaski W. Klein, her
lover, has been arrested.
1nGdel Robert G. Ingeraoll delivered an
eloquent and characteristic grafton over
the body OF the lnte Mrs. Ida Whiting
Knowles, Of New York. .
A mixed train on the Pittsburgh &
Western road went through trestle last
night, near st. Petersburg, Pa, Six pas.
sengers were slightly injured. 5ss
The defeated printer strikers at Chicago
are gradually returning to work, and the
employers are diecharging tho non.union
men who had taken their places.
A Chicago husband has sued for diyorce.
alleging that hiu vile used the money he
gave her for household expenses in Bpecu.
lating in stocks on Board Of Trade. -.
A twenty-round prize fight took place
yesterday near Troy, N. Y, between Don
Dugan, Of Brooklyn, and Jack Harding. OF
Philadelphia. Harding won the fpht.
Both men were severely punished.
A dispatch from Wichita, Kss,, eays
that the Kelley family whose horrible
crimes rivslled those OF the notorious
Benders, and were published about
week ago, was captured and lynched in
mo Mans Land" +.
Half the town OF Houma, La., was de.
etroyed By fire yesterday. !Twenty.eight
business houses and one hundred dwell.
inSa were consumed. The loss is tremeu.
doua. A hundred families Gre homeless,
The insurance 10 Insignificant. l5f
Thursday night robbers entered tho
postotlice and store OF O. T. Thompson, at
Firleyyille, Pa, on the Baltimore & Ohio
road, and at the points OF revolvers com.
PEELED the clerk to open the sste, which
contained $500 in money and $50 in post
age stamps. There is no clue to the
thieves. sl:t53si}. n :, is5 g
Willie Baxter, a Clear Water, Mimi,
boy, died Monday Of diphtheria. His
body was made ready for burial Tuesday,
when he suddenly returned to life, arose
and dressed himself, and declared be
nsver felt better in his life. An hour
aiterward, while sitting talking cheerlully
to his friends, he suddenly fell forward
upon the floor, stone dead. s.3'55@4 q a.
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CLEVELAND AND THE POPE, q,
Tho Presidents Gitt Presented to His Holi.
ness Thursday. .tI sif5t ts..fii:

Tho Presidents Git Prosecuted to His Holi.
ness Thursday. "a
ROME, Dec. 30.-Pope Leo XIII. was
notified yesterday afternoon that the
President Of the United States had sent q
present in commemoration Of tho POntiff's'
golden jubilee. 1t is expected that to.
morrow formal Offering OF the present
will be made to the Pope by Rev. Dr..
O'Connell, Rector Of the American Col,
lege, accompanied by Archbishop Ryan,
Of Philadelphia; Bishop Ryan, Of Buffalo;
Monaigneur Quigley, OF Charleston; Rev.
Michael +. Byrne, OF Boston, and Rev.
Mr.. Mcdonnell, OF New York. The pre-
sent, as already announced, is copy OF
the Constitution Of the United States,
printed on yellum, bound in white and
red and with illuminated English charac.
ters, the whole reeting in purple plush
case with golden hinges. The title page
bears, In the handwriting Of the Prenident,
the following inpcription: 5si.
Presented to his holiness Pope Leo
Alll, as an expression oi congratulation
on the occasion Of hiH sa:redotal jubilee,
with the profound regard Of Grover Oleve.
land, President Of the United States,
through tho courtesy Of his eminence,
Cardinal Gibbons, archbiahop Of Balti.
more. 3gI r g. 3, TX. rss
Washington, D. O."
The following page bears an American !
eagle in golden colors, and beneath it the !.
words: al5 - 3l.
"rhe Constitution Of the United States, (
Adopted September II, 17s7."" R,5
On the following pages appear the arti.s :
cles and amendments. The present WAS
prepared under the supervision OF ex.
Mayor Grace, Of New York. 1t was for.
warded on. December II to Cardinal Glib
bons from the President, and on the next
day the Cardinal sent 1t to Rome. The
gilt has excited more favorable comment
than some OF those sentb by crowned heads.
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At the Young Men's Christian Ansocia.
ton building this evening, the regular
weekly young mems meeting will be held
from 1880 to s o'clock. A watch service
will then be held from $3.50 to u O'Clock.
The nature Of the meeting will be. changed
four times during the night. From 0:3O
to 10 there will be a song service, from 10
ol0:45 Bible reading, from 10:45 to II :15
q praise and thanksgiving service, and
from II: :15 to II. prayer and conaecra-
tion service. Each diviaion will in turn
be conducted by competent leadera, and
the meeting will be both pleasant and
profitable. All young men are invited,
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PATRIOTIC SENTIMENTS.
Andrew G,rnosie'a New Yonr's OGcrinE t.
n Germnn pnOer. Ef-sE,'sb basfi-,

Andrew G,rnosie'a New Yonr's OGcrinE to
German Paper.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. 2O.-Among the
Now Years sentiments to be published
tomorrow morning by the Pittsburgh
Iolksblan is tho following contribution BY
Andrew Carnegie: Il.-l :.
Editor lolksblaH: u 7, =. V
The old European continent is an armed
camp, its milliona trsining how best to
kill each other. The new American con.
tinent Is a smiling garden, its millions cul.
tiyating tho Artu of peace.
The dynaaties Of the Old World sink
deeper and deeper under the load OF debt
The New World ID troubled how to dis
poso Of its surplus. .1
In despotic Europe Anarchists and Nj.
hiliats abound, tho natural result OF IN.
just lava. This germs Of these pernicious
grovths .ransplanted to tho Republic,
wither and die. !, I'll 4
For these and many other nerciea re-.
joice; for Of all lands America ia tho
most favored. ANDREW CARNEGIE.
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A Big Thing for Whsolfnr,

The advance in freight rates spoken Of
yesterday as 80 serious to Wheeling inter-
ests, will not affect her much. In fact,
no advance is to be made January 1, as
was intended, on iron and nails. That
portion Of the order waH yesterday TO-
gcinded, and new one Issued that on
January . the rate, on nails and iron 10
Chicago be reduced from III to 10 cents,
This 10 as cheap freight rate as was ever
enjoyed In winter. The change is very
good news for Wheeling. 4 - .it-L :.
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A CENTENARIAN,
A Former Wheeling Lady Who Has Lived
. One Hundred and Threo Years,
knrr{nl IAsnry.h IN ybf IntrIyfrsrn.r

A Former Wheeling Lady Who Has Lived
..u One Hundred and Threo Years.
speeia! Dispatch 10 The Intellfgcncer.
WAYSEsBuRa, Pa, Dec. 30.-Not many
people are aware that this county (Greene)
boasts Of centenarisn. Mrs. Atwell, who
resides with her son.in.law, J. B. Taylor
in Whitley township, will celebrate tho
103d anniversary oil her birthday in Jsnu.
ary. Until within the past year she has
been remarkably spry and has enjoyed
good health. She has been confined to
her bed for some time past, but Is able to
cit up occasionally. She 10 quite an intel
ligent lady and great lover of newspa.
pers. She has not used spectacles for
over thirty yoara, and can easily read
without them. She was born in London,
and was for some years an actreas. She
remembers well incidents during the
reign OF George the Third, George tho
Fourth, and William the Fourth; Napo.
leon's career and Queen Victoria's going
upon the throne. About half century
ago she removed to Wheeling, where she
resided for q number Of years, and after.
wards came to live with her son.in.lay,
Mr.. Taylor. She has great.grand-children
who have attained the age Of maturity.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folk
.a....Ff.. t#I. n.A Abroad. g ~. 'H

strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad. y tE.5
Mr.. William Il. Childs, OF Newburg, is
in the city.
Col. A. Il. schlientz and vile, Of Nor
ristown, Ohio, are in the city. Ez7-53.
Miss Lizzie Fox, of the South Side, is
the guest OF relatives at Wellsburg.
Messrs. Murray and Murphy and the
prlncipale OF their dramatic company are
at the Mcclure. @9fT''
Mr.. Frank @. Cotter, business manager
Of the "soggarth" dramatic company. ID
at the Mcclure House. -
Hon. Joseph II. Pendleton, IT,, Of Texas,
Is the guest Of his mother, Mrs. Margaret
Pendleton, on Twelfth street.
Miss Virginia Crawley, of st. Louis, a
student at Mt. de Ohantal, Is spending the
holidays with friends in the city. ~.
Mr.. viii ". Rogers, Of the Wheeling
Natural Gas Company, will watch the old
year out and the new in at sharpsburg,
Mr.. Hermann Ste.tzsr leaves to-day ior
the Uniyersity, where he Is promising
student and captain Of one Of the cadet
companies. .573s
George and Courtland Armstrong, OF
E!na, Allegheny county, Pa, are in the
city spending the holidays with their uu.
Gle, MIR. James Armstrong, on the South
Side. -
E1.sheriF L. T. Gray, Of Marshsll
county, passed through the city yesterday
on his way to Waynesburg, Pa, where
he goes on combined business and pleas.
ure trip. IIEl7.g
Mr.. John McFall, formerly pressman OF
the Regi'!tr, died at his home in Pitts.
burgh on Thursday, after long illpess
with consumption. His death will cause
sincere sorrow here. i.se I551iia,F
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam P.-Norton enter.
tertainsd a number Of their friends, mem.
bers OF whist club to which they belong,
in handsome manner at their attractive
home on the Island last night. It was a
delightful affair.
Mr.. William N. Campbell, who has been
here Tor the past month Waiting his
mother and friends in general, left last
evening for Hammond, H., where he is
now located, working in the nail mill
there. The breaking Of q roll made it
possible for him to come back to his old
home for the holidays, and it WAS pleas.
urs Tor him to be able to get back. His
numerous friends here have been pleased
to greet him again.
Mr. J. A. Willis Of Philadelphia, is regis.
tered at the Stamm House. He is a mem.
ber Of the firm Of smead, Wills & Co.,
whose systen Of closets, heating and ven.
tilating was put in the new Ritchie dis.
trict school house. and which is now
being put in the new school building in
Washington district. Mr.. Wills will re.
main here for few days in company
with the firms representative, Mr.. Enple,
who is experimenting the work here.
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WHEN MIR. Cleveland casts his eye over
the returns from the manufacturing
South ho may conclude that his friends
have been withholding Information from
him. Perhaps it was the sight OF pri.
vate copy Of these returns that induced
him to promise supplemental message
in explanation OF the first.
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LONDON, Dec. 3O.-The Paris correspon-
dent OF the Standard says: In an interview
today Senior Msteus, the Colombian Min
ister, declared that neither by threat nor
cajolery would his Government be induc:
ed to allow America to have anything to
do with the Panama canal, even If NJ. De
Lesseps failed to complete tho work. They
would rather do without the canal than
Gee America complete 1t. He had perfect
confidence in NJ. De- Lesssps, and Colom-5
bla would prolong the concession to NJ. De
Lesseps II neceeaarY. -. "a. -. Z ~ =
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This afternoon and evening Maggie
Mitchell will be the attraction at the Opera
House.. Reserved seats are selling well at
Banners music store. At the matinee
she will present Maggie, the Midget"
and this evening "The Pearl Of Savoy
one Of the best things in her repertoire.
The Baltimore american Gays Of the latter
play Il l4 IeItaln departments Z Of the
drama she has no equal on the American
stage; as, tor instance, In bringing out the
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"My Amt EridKot.ul

In many Of its features "My Aunt
Bridget ia the best musical comedy of It's
character ever aeen In Wheeling. An.
other crowded house laughed and ap.
plauded over 1t last night, and doubtless
the matinee and evening audiences to-
day will both be as large. It's songs and
sayings are already common properly. In
the chorus, in costumes, in picturesque
features generally, and In fun, 1t Ia not sell
dom equaled, '.ss e ijsii.T'5.5,,5 IA 3 55s.
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National Union Election.

At its last regular meeting held Wod-1
neadny evening, 2ssh inst Philo Council,
No. 9S. N. u, elected the following oiiicers
to serve tho ensuing term: President, g.,
W. Ellsworth; Vics-Presidont, Patrick
Manion; ex-PIesldent, Charles Morning.
star; Speaker, Harry Ratcliffe; Secretary,
Gnstave 81, Medick; Financial Secretary,
J: IN. Weidner; Treasurer, F. Il. Crago ;
Chaplain, Dr.. H. @ Brannon; Usher,
William RUSSELL. sergesnt-at-Armc, An
tome Welsch; Dookeeper. Chsrlea Frede.
rick; s, l. Brice, August Ney and Nicholas
Walter, Trustees. ~; ,s-,FiG.fs =
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TuE lsTELLlsEScER's Washington cor.
respondent discusses the tariff situation in
vary rlsteqmanlike. wGy. II is for this
that the ISrELLlaEScER maintains states.
man 8! tho National Capital. We arc de.
termined that our Democratic friends
shall know how the cat is jumping.
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Unsy mpathetic Churches.

PirrsruEoH, Dec. SO.-Francls Murphy,
tho temperance evangelist, is meeting
with considerable opposition from the
ministers. Since he began his meetings
here, two weeks ago, not one minister has
rendered him any assistance, or even
given him the moral influence Of their
prcsencs. An effort waa made 10 secure
one Of tho churches for tho meeting but
this was also opposed, and he is holding
!orth ut old City Hall. Notwithstanding
the lack Of support from tho clergy, Mr..
Murphy has bosn very successful, and
many hundreds have signed the pledge. !
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The Pennsylvania Lines West Of Pitts.
burgh, will sell excursion; tickets at ONE
FAIR FOR THE ROUND TRIP from all stations
December "a, rs, 20 and 81, 1887, and on
Janusry and 2, 1888. All tickets good
returning until January 8, 1888. e No ex-
curaion tickets will be sold 10 adults for
less than 25 cents, nor to children for iess
than 10 cents. No excursion tickets will
ba sold on December q, 2S,= 20 and so,
1SS7. For further information call on or
address nearest Ticket Asen. PouusT,.
yania Company or Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
4 st. Louis Railway Company, "a S3Ii,s a
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West virsinin Pensioners.


WASHINGTON, D. O., Dec. sO.-The fol.
lowing pension claims have been granted: /:
West Virginia James g..
Collins, Buffalo; Joshua Richison, Ssters.
vile; Isaac Ox.oby, Wheeling; W. d.
shriver, Buckhannon; Jacob sisler,
CranesyilIe; David Fluharty. Ross; John
Montgomery, Salt Lick Bridge; Henry
Caring, New Martinsvile; Andrew ].
LYDIA, Charleston; Henry Conway, Diego,
Reissue: Isaac Smith, Jerry's Run. Orig.
inal: William Hamilton, Triadelphia; !;
Henry Lewis, HelvetiR; James L. Steele,
Rod House Shoals; Jos. T. Engle, ANNA.
Ohio-Original: Lovina, widow of John
D. Miles, Athens. Mexican war: Sarah
=, widow OF Robert Mariner, Athens
William II. Potter, Athens Joseph Con-
der, Akron Francis A. Ganther, Soldiers
Home; Jacob Faller, Fremont. Original: !:
]. @. Bower, Athena. Increase: Nicholas
D. Palmer, Martins Ferry; William
Toole, Zanesville; Thomas White, Zanes.
vile; George B. Cock, Canton; Peter
Sherer, sandusky. }s
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Snndny School OHicars,

At meeting Of the officsrs and teachers {
OF the Disciples Sunday school, last We'd,
nesdsy evening, the following officers
wero elected for the ensuing term Super
intendent, Mr.. Alex. Morrison; Assistant i
Superintendent, Mr.. George Korner; Sec i
retsry, Mr.. Will Colvia; Asaistant Sscre-
tary. Miss Edith Pratt; Treasurer, Mr.. +. II
a.. !sherratt; Librarian, Mr.. Fl. q. Com
nelly; Assistant Librarian, Miss Beasie
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Labor Troubles Increasing,

PlrrsbuRdH, Pa, Dec. S0.-The railroad
operators are awaiting an answer from
Master Workman Lewis, Of the National
Miners District in regard to reducing
wagen. II the works now running at the
reduced rate are not shut down coon, the
others will have to lower wsgea. w. Il.
Bailey, OF the Executive Board, knights
OF Labor, who ia In the city for the pur.
pose Of settling the trouble, says II the
operators will give the strikers work, ali
Of the men now working below the Colum.
bus acale will be called out at once.
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Look for n snow storm To-day,

ST. PAUL, Dsc. 9o.-A driving snow
storm set in here at 10 a. NJ. to-day and is
still raging, Lieutenant Woodruff, indi.
cation officer stationed here, says the
storm was in Central Nebraska this after.
noon and was moving eastward so miles
an hour. The SNOW belt extending from
Calgary N. W. T. to St. Louis. BY to.
morrow morning the storm will reach the
Ohio Valley and will be felt in the e1-
treme East by tomorrow night.
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No Trouble at Hnrri,burr.

HARRIsDuRa, Pa, Dec. 3O.-No trouble
has yet been occasloned in this city among
the employees Of the Reading Railroad as
consequence Of tho disstectiou further
eaat. The Reading employees at Williams.
port all remained at work this afternoon,
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THE CAMPAIGN OPENED.
Governor Hill Assists In Firing tho First Gun
l+5 IN SIl,t for Cleveland, 81 .i, - EFlaa

Governor Hill Assists In Firing tho Firat Gun
u for Cleveland. iSSttl.l
NEW YoRk, Dec sO.-The Harlem
Democratic Club held banquet in its
Club House last evening, it's object being,
in accordance with its motto, "First in
line for 1855" to FIRE the fret gun in the
Presidential canvass. ", Z, y
: The principal guest Of the evening was
Gov6rnor Hill. The speaking did not be.
gin till II o'clock, The first toast Was to
President Cleveland aud in response q
formal lettor OF regret from him was read.
Then Governor Hill responded to the
toast 1.-THE Empire State Of the Union"
In the course OF his remarks he referred
to "the many excellent acts Of President
Cleveland's administration 9 q
I, Senator Vance, of North Carolina, In re-
spending to the toast, "The Union Of the
States, indivipible forever IS speaking for
hi1 people, pledged 4 his own and their
tealty to the Union, and closed by saying:
Eve have not yet attained the best re.:
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A COKE REDUCTION.
Connellaville Mon Reduce tho Price from 81
&c., Per Ton to 81 Is,


Per Ton to 81 Is.
PirTsBuRaH, Pa, Dec. 3O.-The Con.
hellsville cokc operators, with the excep.
ton OF II. @, Frick & Co., and few small
outaide producers, met here to-day and
After organizing now syndicate decided
to reduce tho prizes OF coke from 50 per
ton to 81 75por ton, the reduction to take
place on January l. As the Frick Com.
pany 10 not q msmbsr Of the syndicate,
and 1t TOOK no pa,t in tho reduction, what
policy 1t will adopt in view Of the new
state OF aaaire is not known. It Is sate to
presume, however, that tho outsiders will
meet the cut in prices and that thero will
bs general reduction over the whole
coke region.
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K. OF g. 4. Election,

The following named gentlemen have
been elected TO tho varioua Offices Of the
castle Of tho knights Of tho Golden Eagle,
located here, ior the ensuing year:
Charles Carr, N. O.; Alex. Kemple, "!
O.; Charles Collins, s. a.; DominicE
Morris, Il. 2; A. Cops, delegate to the
Grand Castle: +. Hurst, ". Of r.; Nj.
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Gladstone Surprised,

PARIS, Dec. 3O.-rhe Temps to-day. pub
liahed an interview with MIR. Gladstone in
which the ex.Premier described the Irish
land commissioners rent reduction de-
cree as a tremendous decision, and said he
was thunde'struck at tho news. He also (.
said that the Tory Cabinet having alien-g
sted the tenants would now ALLEVIATE the 4
landlords. -, 80: q s -,
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--T -''"oo oo ft"1'f 'Ho f"PHt secr6IHrys T'tl-I
ROME, Dec. S0.-Tbe Pope has conferred
the Grand Oroes OF the Order Of Plus TX
upon all the special envoys sent to con-
gratulate Ills Holiness upon his jubilee
The French Government has conferred
the decoration OF the Legion OF Honor
upon Cardinal Rampolla, tho Papal Sec
retary OF State. -. r. - 1,",- -,
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In cotton manufacturing there has been
great activity, and seventy-seven new
mills have been projected, many Of them
being now under construction, which ie
the largest number OF new mills ever re.
ported in one year. Cotton mills are re.
ported as having largely overaold their
production and many old mills are being
enlarged to meet the demand for their
goods. The industries OF the South are
being greatly diversified, as well aa in
craaaad
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E1celsior Lodge No. 40. T.. o. o. r. has
elected tho following officers to serve the
ensuing year: N. g., Harry HAWKING I;
Y.G., Raymond Bauer; Secretary, Eugsne
q. Deiters; Treasurer, VIM. b. Gill;}
Trustee, Raymond Bauer; Widows and
Orphans Committee, Chris. a. He'll, Geo,
Roberta and Joseph PARCEL. 45253s%
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Tho pspnl JpbIloo in richmond,

RICHMOND, VA, Dec. SO.-The Catholics
Of Richmond last night held mass meet.
ing in the Cathedral Hall in celebration.
OF the Pope's jubilee, at which speeches
were made by Right Rev. Bishop Keane
and others. A resolution was adopted
thanking President Cleveland for the
honor which he paid the Holy Father on
the occasion OF his golden jubilee.
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The review Of the manufacturing year
in Wheeling, as presented in another
column, ID very suggestive. The year
might have been worse, bus We hope that
the next may he better. ,.,.g.,.s "a
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To Take tho Strikers Places.

New YoRK, Dec. sO.-Thirty engineers,
who were discharged from the Brooklyn
Elevated Railroad Company's employ be.
cause Of their connection with the strike
which recently took place on that road,
have been engaged to take the places oi
some OF the strikers on the Reading Rail-
road and left for Philadelphia yesterday,